A Bright Future Lies Ahead for Molecular Imaging

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A Bright Future Lies Ahead for Molecular Imaging Roberto G. Aranibar, Research Analyst Medical Imaging February 9, 2011

Transcript of A Bright Future Lies Ahead for Molecular Imaging

A Bright Future Lies Ahead for Molecular Imaging

Roberto G. Aranibar, Research Analyst

Medical Imaging

February 9, 2011

Today’s Presenters

Roberto G. Aranibar,

Research Analyst

Frost & Sullivan

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Introduction

Agenda

I. Molecular Imaging (MI): Introduction and Background

II. Ongoing Developments in MI

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Molecular Imaging (MI): Introduction and Background

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Molecular Imaging (MI)

• Definition

• Unique Advantages

• Tools & Objective

Molecular imaging in cardiac, pulmonary, and neurological imaging applications Source: www.snm.org

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• Tools & Objective

• Modalities/Techniques

• Nuclear Medicine

• Scintigraphy

• SPECT

• PET

• Optical (Preclinical)

• Fluorescence

• Bioluminescence

• Hybrid Techniques

The power of molecular imaging. A patient with a history of breast

cancer is suspected of having a chest wall recurrence. CT was

indeterminate, but PET was clearly positive. Source:

www.cancernetwork.com

Clinical MI Market Performance (U.S.)

Key Clinical MI Markets

• NM

• PET

General Trend

• Downward since 20030

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Outlook

• 2010?

• 2011 and beyond?

Annual Revenues in Key Clinical MI Markets (U.S., new

equipment only). Source: Frost & Sullivan

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Ongoing Developments in Molecular Imaging

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Increased Access to MI

Availability of Radiopharmaceuticals

• Expanding Radiopharmacy Networks

• More Affordable Costs

• Increased Efforts to Secure Supply of

Medical Radioisotopes

Access to MI Research Tools

• Small, Simple and Affordable MI Solutions

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• Small, Simple and Affordable MI Solutions

Sofie Biosciences’ Benchtop Preclinical PET

Imaging Solution. Source: www.sofiebio.com

Map of commercial cyclotron/FDG radiopharmacies in

the United States. Source: UCLA

Novel Probes

Nuclear Radioisotopes

• For Neurology

• Amyvid (PET)

• 18F-Flutemetamol (PET)

• DaTSCAN (SPECT)

• 18F-AV-133 (SPECT)

• For Oncology

• Hypoxia Agents 18F-FMISO (PET)

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• Hypoxia Agents 18F-FMISO (PET)

• 18F-FLT

Optical Fluorescence

• For Intraoperative Cancer Visualization

• Chlorotoxin-Cy5.5Source: www.chem.monash.edu

New Instrument Technologies

• New Solid-State Technologies

• Whole-body PET/MR Imaging Solutions

GE Healthcare’s PET/CT+MRI Tri-modality Solution. Source: GE Healthcare

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Philips Healthcare’s Ingenuity TF PET/MR

System. Source: www.gezondheidskrant.nl/

Siemens Healthcare’s Biograph mMR

Scanner. Source: Siemens Healthcare

Other Ongoing Developments

Emerging Clinical Applications

• Molecular Breast Imaging (MBI)

• PEM (Positron Emission

Mammography)

• BSGI (Breast-Specific Gamma

Imaging)

• Dedicated Cardiac PET The Naviscan PEM Scanner for detection,

staging, and management of breast cancer.

Source: www.naviscan.com

The Dilon 6800 BSGI Camera.

Source: www.dilon.com

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Expanding Reimbursement Coverage

• April 2009 – FDG-PET for an expanded

set of cancer indications

• February 2011 – 18F-NaF

Source: www.naviscan.com

Positron’s Attrius Cardiac PET Scanner.

Source: www.positron.com

Conclusion

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Outlook (U.S., new equipment only). Source: Frost & Sullivan

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